I've sweaty palms n feet. is there anyway i can reduce d sweating other than surgery?

Hyperhidrosis: There are treatments for hyperhidrosis: antiperspirants, medications like oral glycopyrrolate, topical drysol, topical 3% glycopyrrolate, iontophoresis, Botox and endoscopic thoracic sympathectomy.

BOTOX SEEMS: To work well for a few months at a time.

Hyperhydrosis: There is a condition (hyperhydrosis) where the sweat glands are overactive. This can be anywhere-hands, feet, armpits, groin. There is a topical medication (drysol) that when applied decreases excessive sweating in these areas. This medication is a prescription-so you will need to see your doctor.

Excessive sweat: You can try a strong topical product like drysol, or an oral medication called pilocarpine. Certainly they are not cure-alls, but may help (and may have side effects).

Apply salt stick: Topical salt sticks can be purchased at most every drug store. Most people apply them to the arm pits; but it works on hands as well. Dry sol is a non prescription liquid your pharmacist can provide to you. For severe problems a prescription strength solution can be available. In extreme cases Botox injections may help.

Her are the ways you: Can treat sweaty palms and soles or palmoplantar hyperhidrosis involves patient education, topical applications, use of galvanic current, injections and surgery.